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Our Analogue Equipment |
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3M Overhead Projector A simple, yet decent projector. |
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Our Homemade Splatter-tray A glass plate set into a wooden box. It is kept in place with silicones. The wood is processed with yacht lacquer. We can slide sheets underneath the tray. |
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Our Digital Equipment We've got some stuff to take along. Most of it is described here. |
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NEC Beamer A simple, yet decent beamer. 2000 ANSI Lumens. Fact-sheet at projectorcentral. |
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Edirol V4 Videomixer A 4 Channel hardware videomixer. It can display 2 of these 4 channels simultaneously and has some basic effects (invert, colorize, mirror, strobe, luma-key, chroma-key). Video about it on youtube. |
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Preview Screen Very basic preview screen. An essential part of our equipment. Tech specs. |
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DM2 Mixman This plastic beauty allows us to scratch our clips and loops. Originally designed for music making, but for us a cheap midi-board. How to use it in this way? The dm2 file we use. |
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Nintendo Entertainment System (8-bit) Good for pre-show relaxation as well as for nostalgia credits. |
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Infrared Camera Always nice to give this to the DJ to play with for a little while. |
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DVD player Just a simple 40 euro DVD-player. We mostly use this as a backup and for playing prepared content. |
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Cables A big bunch of cables. Powercables, svideo, composite. You simply can't live without them. |
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Wireless Cameras These are very good for interaction with the audience. |
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N95 We use a N95 to make stop-motions and timelapses. There are also some other apps to use it as a webcam during a show. Mac: Movino and Win: Trendcam. There is also a divx-player for the N95. |
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